Superbloom Schools
Superbloom Schools
This suite of resources is designed to help teachers at Primary, Secondary and special schools maximise the impact of Superbloom on their students. They include lesson plans, worksheets and supporting materials which combine the teaching of history, science, art and English with the Superbloom’s core message about the importance of wellbeing (PSHE).
If you are bringing a school group to the Tower of London moat for Superbloom, check out this resource we have created for teachers to use with their pupils onsite in the moat.
Download Onsite resource
Explore the history of Britain’s royal jubilees and why the Platinum Jubilee in 2022 is an important moment in our country’s history.
Explore why Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee in 2022 is an important moment in Britain’s history and an opportunity for all communities to come together.
Why is the Platinum Jubilee important?
Teacher Guide Primary Assembly Notes Primary Assembly Presentation Primary Lesson Plan Secondary assembly notes Secondary assembly presentationExplore the difference between Image and Identity and the coded language between subject and viewer by unlocking nature symbolism in portraits from the Tudor period.
Crack the nature code in Tudor-era portraits to discover how symbolism can be used to promote someone’s public image or provide clues about who they really are.
Nature as Code: Creating identity using Nature symbolism.
Teacher Guide Primary Lesson Plan Secondary Lesson Plan SEND Lesson Plan Send Lesson Plan - Additional Resource 1Explore how human wellbeing relies on the working relationship between flowering plants and pollinators and our gardens’ ecosystems.
Explore the relationship between flowers and pollinators, and how we humans rely on both for our wellbeing and that of our planet.
Plants Pollinators People: Gardens and health.
Teacher guide Primary Lesson Plan Secondary Lesson Plan SEND lesson plan Send lesson Plan - additional resource 1Discover the little-known story of how prisoner Sir Walter Raleigh overcame depression by creating a medicinal garden at the Tower.
Watch the video to find out more about his story.
Soldier to healer: Sir Walter Raleigh's medicinal garden at the Tower
Teacher guide Primary Lesson Plan Secondary Lesson Plan Send lesson Plan Send lesson plan - Additional Resource 1Soldier to healer: Sir Walter Raleigh's medicinal garden at the Tower
Teacher guide Primary Lesson Plan Primary Lesson Plan - Additional Resource 1 Secondary Lesson Plan SEND Lesson Plan Send lesson plan - additional resource 1The Tower of London Moat wasn’t always the dry ditch that it is today. Did you know it was once filled with fish? Or that it has been used as an allotment?
Here are some interesting facts about the moat!
Check it outDownload the garden manual and watch this video to get some top tips from garden designer Nigel Dunnett on how to get your school's Superbloom started.
Check out these Superbloom resources specially designed for teachers to build their knowledge and confidence in gardening for wellbeing.
Teacher guidance and informationBack to Superbloom Schools
Superbloom Schools home